The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 62, No. 002, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 2, 1983 Page: 1 of 69
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Volume 62, No. 2
Telephone Number: 422-8302
Baytown, Texas 77520 . ■/
Wednesday,~N«Vfcmber 2, 1983
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Probation Official
Protesters To Talk
About Office Here
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By J<)HN MECKLIN
Parents opposed to the location his office will -meet with the P
of an adult probation office across parents and explain the office’s ■
.. ^ from Carver Jones Elementary function. I
School Jiave won a meeting with a But Callanan ailso noted that fc.
probation official Thursday, but adult probation began'to move in- K
■/- the county’s adult probation to the office Tuesday and most ■
director says the office most like- likely will stay there,
ly will not be relocated. '“There is rio way it can be stop- 2
Elaine-Kenna, one of about 20 ped now,” Callanan said. “Large I
parents .who,picketed the office amounts..-of money have been ’ ■
Tuesday, said the Carver-Jones spent on the building and it’s tax- 3
PTA will meet .with an adult prb- payers’money.” ■
Ration official at 7 p.m. Thursday The county has budgeted' Q
at the school. $90,000 for 'renovation of the JB
The parents, who have formed building, which will hoOse health -
a group named Citizens. Against department," social services and sa
Undesirable Traffic In Our juvenile probation officesbesides
Neighborhood, feel probationers those for adult probation.
using the Office, located at 1000 .
Lee Drive, could endanger
' children attending Carver-Jones:'
A A The parentis also think the office
would increase traffic in the area,
arid that parking for the office
complex may not be-adequate ’.
Ms. Henna said that the parent's
, probably will picket the office
again Friday, adding that she
hopes to arrange a meeting with
'Harris County Precinct 2 Com- using the office4vill be driving
missioner Jim Fonteno regarding while (intoxicated offenders,
the office’s location. • Callanan''Said. Most of those
day that a representative from
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... Callanan said -his office has
discussed the situation'with police
and “they don’t seem to have.any
problem with it ’-’
; He also noted that niosfof the'
.4,000 probationers using the office
Will lie first offenders and that no
loitering will be allowed in the ^5-^'
area of Carver-Jones.
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... .. ... ... . ANDREW WYLIE, 6-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs Johnny Wylie of 610 tour of the neighborhood. Ricky is the 3-year-old son of Mr and Mrs
5 Meanwhile Adult Probation reporting to the office will report Pamela^, appears to be the perfect “big brother ” of, In wagon, left, RichardMcLeodof 614 Pamela .... - —- A ......
Director Tom Callanan said TU'^s- (See PROBATION, Page 2-A) Ricky McLeod and sister, Coiirtney Wylie, 4, giving^the pair the grand
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Cuban, Soviet, Libyan Diplomats Told-To Leave Grenada
POINT SALINES, Grenada (AP) —- United States invaded the Caribbean • ‘will- onlv be carried qgt b'v force and bv been admitted to a U S. hosp'ital
Cuban, Soviet-and Libyan diplomats were ’ island to oust a Marxist. pro-Cuban’-egime U.-S. troops'’ * : '%i„^ — ...k—.a a----
ordered to leave Grenada by Wednesday, that seized power in a military .coup two
but an offlciaiyim Havana1 says Cuba’s weeks earlier.
’ delegation will stay put until Cubans cap- ' Shortly before a nightly curfew began,
tured or wounded during the U.S.-led’inva- ’ Capt. Bob Willey, a U S.
sion are evacuated. ‘ , said there had been <
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in San
Juan. Puerto Rico, where44 American ser- -
Scoon. “evidently ^acting under instruc- vicemen arid one Grenadian have also
tions by the U S. government, ordered the been treated for injuries in the invasion
Cuban diplomatic personnel on Grenada to . The Cuban prisoners working on their
* 'v m 24 hojjrs. Alartor > « were g«v t ,-*■ ana r
ave.' Sur- . Libya and the Soviet Union did not Engineer Battakbn ■ As they worked on the ‘
new encampment, some Cubans smiled
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detention Camp to house them until they rendered to the 292.Marines who took Car- publicly Comment on the order ,» .
are sent baqk to Cuba. - «• . riacou," a tiny island dependency of International Re<f Cross .officials said and waved at reporters:
By nightfall, after 36 hours’ work', Grenada, .and fiye other.'Grenadian they hoped 35 wounded and liv ill Cuban Natives ofAarriacqu. 20 miles,‘north of *
prisoners-moved into the complex of 30. soldiers were. captured Jn the northern; .prisoners'would be airlifted Wednefday or. Grenada Aaid they had been awaiting the
tents and a concrete bulldihg at Point part of Grenada. ■■ ■ -c . Thursday to Barbados, w here a Swiss jet» Marines since invasion-of the main island
Salines. 1 Cuba’s deputy foreign minister, RiSardo waited to take them home. began Residents led .the Marines to
The complex is near an airport many of Alarcon, said the expulsion order from Two Cubans-, one nfflh a .spinal injury Grenadian soldigrs and ttr a warehouse
the Cubans were helping build before the Governor General Paul Scoon of Grenada and the other w ith.a fractured skull. have containing 17 rifles arid other weapons, *
Jones In School Board Race
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WEATHER",
CLOUDYAVith a 20-p’ercent
chance of raih^ is.....the
forecast for the Baytown
area through Thursday:
Temperatures are expected
in. the mid-60s Wednesday
night and in the upper'70s
Thursday From 8 a.m.
Tuesday to 8 a.m. Wednes-
day, a low of 68 degrees and
a high of -81 degrees were
recorded. During that time
02ofan inch of rain fell.
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Wolters: Lynchburg
School Gould Close
Jimmy C. Jones, 41, of Baytown benefits for each child of
has filed for election to the community.”
Baytown School Board. He- is
seeking Position 7, currently held 1
by Helen "Bees” Barolak
this
;
A classroom teacher in LaMar-y,
said he has
the necessary background to “see
. . , y the rifeed to educate each child to
1 Broi“
W industrial education teaching cer-
tificate -from the Texas avm Education -.can have dire copse- .
has worked in area industrial A number Of children will benefit
By MELISSA LESTARJETTE but economics has become a
Lynchburg. Elementary mrij'prissues, t
,School may_.be closed in the Should a majority of resident
near future due to ^decreased voters -petition to enter
enrollment, Deer Park School Baytown schools, the Harris
district Superintendent Leon. County Department of Edwca-
: -Walters said Tuesday.
If the trend of declining sioners Court and Baytown
enrollment continues. Wol
said'.
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tion. Harris County Commis-
Pearce Street Journal •
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chool trustees must appro^s-
e district could be fore ‘ Baytown is “not interested in.
ed to either close the school ' getting involved with your pro-
arid bus students across the blems We have enough of our
Houston Ship Channel to other own. ” Clark said. •
ta^tees have in-
will be lost in the shuffle.
Jones arid his wife, Beftle, have
two children. Larrisa, a student ’
\ “Taxpayers of this district need • at-Ross S. Sterling- High School
\ more input into how our schools and Jimmy C Jones Jr . a-student
are operated,” Jones said. “Each ' at Gentry junior High.
tax dollar expended . should The Jones family attends Cedar
...... achieve ., maximum educational Bayou Baptist Church ,
Wi
teaches vocational welding at
LaMarqUe High School,- > ■
’ Nobody has asked us to com- M
ment on Dr. Edward Thiele leav-
ing Baytown, but we will anyway .
When he returns to New
will be losing a
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Deer Park schools,orTi
cent of the Lynchburg area's, formally agreed to accept
' registered voters petition, the Lynchburg if the area's voters
area will be annexed by the make the request, Clark.said
Baytown School District. The education of the children is
Approximately 150 Lynch- ^ first priority, he said x
burg residents', . airing with , '-T¥ onl-v wa>’ ^e. would be
Deer Park administrators and ^ tannexingLynchburg),”
Bay-town Superintendent Ciarh sa'd. “is if you thought it,
Johnny Clark, met for a ques- better for your children,
tion and answer session on
those options.
Current operation costs for
the elementary total ■ $350,000
per year, Wolters told parents.
Each vear, $5,500 is spent per , .. . . .„ t . .
chifd attending the school. The’ ^as droppfi abouf, 38 Jat.
figure is in comparisoSl to a : do^ as d go and if
$4,000 total expended per Deer. fother ,defrea^ .°?cu^ •
Party, child across the ship’ decision to clo^ the school wilj
chapel, the superintendent ^ f°rced ^olters told the
T ■ . “These, kids are not getting-
- Lynchburg presently serves ^ same services ris kip
_ across the channel. W<re jt®
not want to-cjose.the school.
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Orleans, Baytown
migjity bigBaptist.
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JIMMY JONES
Amendment Proposition 8
AROUND
TOWN
Some Groups May Get-Tax Break
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either • Highlands.’ Hopper or
Travis elementaries. he said,
depending on which side of In-
terstate 10 residents live.
Enrollment at the facility
By LOUISE SHAW veteran’s, organizations be ApiStrict«'4 Commander, said his
_..v „ .. A constitutional amendment to chartered by. the U .S. Congress organization is in favor of the
STACY McGEE practices danc- . eXempt '.veterans and fraternal a"d be composed of members or amendriient “VFW is a non-
ing . . . Patrickj-R^ly recom- organizations'' ‘ from property former members of the Armed profit organization like chur- ,
mends a movie ... Ben, Hawley taxes will be votedbq in the Nov. 8 Forces ■ and be organized for ches," Womeldbrph said. He said
decides to sharpen his chain saw ejection as Copstitutiorial Amend- patriotic and public-service pur- most of the money VFW makes j
after heavy weekend use ... ment Proposition No. 8. \
Patrick Michaels sells his truck i
and buys a new car . . . John rind
Holly Cachet send photographs.
v poses.
goes to the community. .
They would Include . t he “Why should one be exempt and
American. Legion, Veterans of not the other? We are all in,-the
........... .....: ...foreign Wars and Disabled samq ball park." Wrimeldorph
The amendment authorizes, American Veterans. ' ~ said.
Fraternal organizations most
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Eighth In a series
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i . The Rev. Robert. Bonnej
teaches a Sunday school lesson after local election, veterans and
-with an Important moral. . . Dale fraternal organizations to be ex- be engaged in charitable or Opponents of the amendgnt say
Calcarone drops by The Sun fori a eiript from paying ad valorem benevolent functions to become exemptions should not be allowed
visit. . Shawn Burns wishes for taxes on their property -- ” exempt^the amendment says. , to groups that devote'only part of
The amendment Stipulates the ’ Howard Womeldorph, VFW (See TAX, Page 2-A) - s
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Brown, Leon. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 62, No. 002, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 2, 1983, newspaper, November 2, 1983; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1153815/m1/1/: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.